In recent days, officers from the General Prevention Office, during their territorial control service, while passing through Corso Giuseppe Garibaldi noticed a man on an electric bike who handed over a cell phone to a person in exchange for money.
The police caught up and stopped the cyclist, finding him in possession of 4 cell phones whose origin he could not justify, one of which was found to be stolen, while the buyer managed to disappear.
The officers also carried out a check in Via Milano at the man's home where they surprised two people who were leaving the apartment with two backpacks on their shoulders and, at the sight of them, attempted to flee.
The two were caught and stopped and one of them was found in possession of 280 euros while, inside the backpacks and in the house, 2 PDAs, 2 PCs, 8 tablets and 135 cell phones were found, many of which were of dubious origin, several still sealed and others found to be stolen.
Buaffo Kuadoo and Abudul Akim Madu, 42 and 32 years old with police records, and IS, 24 years old, Ghanaians illegally on the national territory, were subjected to PG arrest for receiving stolen goods which was validated by the Judicial Authority which ordered the precautionary custody in prison investigated, while the electric bike was seized; finally, the 24-year-old was also reported for illegal entry and stay in the territory of the State.
An operation by the Naples Local Police led to the seizure of five illegal outdoor seating areas in Piazza Carlo III, where structures authorized as lightweight and easily dismantled had been transformed into permanent structures. Officers from the San Lorenzo Task Force, supported by the Avvocata, Secondigliano, and Scampia Task Forces, determined that the structures, ranging in size from 32 to 48 square meters, featured platforms permanently anchored to the ground, completely enclosed spaces, and unauthorized lighting and air conditioning systems.
The affected area is subject to urban planning and landscape restrictions, and the non-conformities detected also constitute landscape-related crimes, as required by the regulations on the protection of historical and architectural heritage. The structures were seized and placed in judicial custody, while the documents were forwarded to the judicial authorities to determine liability.
A massive deployment of law enforcement officers stormed the Porta Nolana area of Naples yesterday morning to eradicate the illegal markets that have long transformed the neighborhood into a vast illegal bazaar. The operation, an extraordinary territorial control operation commissioned by the Police Headquarters, saw the State Police on the front lines,…
Yesterday, in Porta Nolana, the State Police arrested a 63-year-old man accused of smuggling and drug dealing, discovering over 200 kg of contraband cigarettes and 417 euros in counterfeit money in his home. This operation highlights the intensified enforcement of organized crime in the area. Yesterday, the State Police dismantled a complex criminal network in…
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